Concept requires minimum cooking so no need for the expensive kitchen requirements (hoods, grease traps, etc)Looking for a high traffic area with national anchors with a young affluent demographic anywhere from 1,000-1,800 sqft.I would also be open to an up and coming trendy part of town visited heavily by young professionals or a food popular food market stall.Have $135k in Personal SavingsAnother $25-$75 in business loans and/or angel investingSolid credit Low 700's with extremely minimal outstanding overhead expenses So what I would like to know is how feasible is it for me to get the kind of space i'm looking for and what should I be doing to strengthen my credibility over the next year?

Jackie and Ashley at Land Title are excellent, never had a bad experience.

Find one of those, as they will be better equipped to understand the issues around brewery financing.There is also an excellent class in craft Beer & Brewing Magazine that will give you some helpful ideas:https://learn.beerandbrewing.com/courses/building-...If the brewery is killing it however, I am sure you could take their balance sheet to any bank and show the revenue streams and they will loan you the money.  

It's an excellent read, and has taught me much about the concepts of flipping.

@dustinmathenia That’s excellent news!!

As a real estate practitioner in the Colorado Springs market for a better part of the last 15 years, I can recite the obvious...School District 20 has an excellent reputation overall, the north and southeast quadrants are some of the fastest growing and the southwest is largely quite desirable.

Also, being that young you would probably have a hard time discussing with sellers with credibility.

@Mindy Jensen how about a Grammy with an outstanding potty mouth, excellent writing skills and good proof reading / editing as well?

Leland and Trent you both  really opened up with  excellent advise.

@Jim Keller@Darren EadyThanks for the excellent information!